Critical Reflection

 Final blog post and critical reflection





Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

During Production Update

Hello blog, I feel that updating everyone on how filming is going will help our movie get out there and get known. During production week, we were probably very stressed but also having fun at the same time. We all underestimated how difficult it would actually be in creating a movie, so we tried our best with what we were given. Luckily Kyle strangely had a maid/housewife stored for this very special role he is playing, and it looked perfect. Ashyla and I had a blast directing, telling Kyle where to walk and what to do to make a scene look good. It was also fun getting his older brother to be a part of this for us because with him being out of high school already it was convenient for him to be the one to drive the car so he could "crash". I will say we hit a rocky bump in the road when we at first could not find someone to be the "husband" in this scenario but ultimately, we found a reliable person for the job and everything worked out pretty well. 
Read more

Camera Work

Image
 What is camera work and movement and why are these techniques important. During class i learned that camera work the elements and angles used while creating a film to give meaning towards it. In order to create a film properly, to be able to convey a message towards the viewer the director needs to understand the basis and foundation of film which is camera work. Plenty goes into deciding what angles to use and how to frame certain scenes, where to place the actors and props. Camera work is the center of film without its viewer's wouldn't be able to understand the general meaning of every film.  this photo was from a source titled Camera Work: The complete image collection: Alfred Stieglitz
Read more